
Apartments near Newkirk Avenue (2,5 Line)-2 in Brooklyn, NY (4,466 Rentals)


3805 15th Ave

1579 41st St

1240 E 7th St

360 Montgomery St

364 Montgomery Street

370 Montgomery St

2807 Kings Hwy

1918 Avenue N

The Clarkson

35 E 4th St

499 Montgomery St

1405 35th St

309 E 91st St

1322 E 14th St

33 E 51st St

1001 Clarkson Ave

53 Church Ave

911 Nostrand Ave

310 Windsor Pl

1672 43rd St

1682 43rd St

22 Webster Ave

Prospect House Apartments

1810 Avenue N

124 Prospect Park SW

128 Prospect Park SW

1329 E 13th St

1717 Avenue N

3507 14th Ave

59 Louisa St

298 E 91st St

311 E 91st St

3802 15th Ave

1006-1014 Clarkson Ave

The Dearborn

23 Tehama St 4

1633 43rd St

1570 41st St

1637 43rd St

19 Dahill Rd

1122 Chestnut Ave

122 Prospect Park SW

118 Prospect Park SW

430 Schenectady Ave

321 Montgomery St

115 Prospect Park SW

1631 43rd St

1163 Prospect Ave

1571 42nd St

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There are currently 18,914 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,151 with an average price of $4,254.
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